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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-02-17
SHERIDAN AND FlTz HUGH LEE.
A Historical Meeting at n Recent White
House Dinner.

A Historical Meeting at n Recent White
House Dinner.
That was a striking illustration Of letting
bygones be bygones the other day at White
House dinner in Washington. Among those
present at the banquet were Gen Sheridan
and Governor Fitz Hugh Lee, Of Virginia.
Their wives were present with them. Mrs
Lee, q beautiful, gray-haired woman, was
taken to dinner by Gen. Sheridan. Mrs.
Sheridan, who, some say, is the prettiest
woman in Washington, went in ON the arm
of Governor Lee. The two men sat opposite
each other.
1t was brilliant scene, with the flowers,
the cleaning chandeliers and the ladies' bright
dresses 1t recalled to more than one mind a
scene which happened between these same
two men not quite twenty-five years ago
1t recalled in brief the fact that Sheridan and
Lee were the two generals who did the very
last of tho fighting between Union and Con-
feierates at the fall of Richmond, in April, g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14

wAsnraarox, Jan. i8-An overcast
sky, With en- occasional d0wnpouF OF
rain. the street pavements slippery with
mu1, combined to render tonight an
unfortunate one for the Presidents in
iti Il reception 20 the Diplomatic Corps.
The gloom outdoors. however, only
added brilliancy - the scene within the
White House. Tue long corridors Of
the large, high rooms were briliisutsy
lighted, while 10 every niche we're tror-
ical plants Of ell varieties. In the East
room these decorations we're supple
menled By 3 great profession az choice
cut flowers, while the gilded columns
we're uroathed With fern and palm
leaves. aud the chandeliers were tWined
With smilAx The Marine Band, sta,
toned In the corridor, furnished music.
The eaily decorated rooms were
crowded from , till after II. with
Congressmen, DIPLOMATS. Judges and
deoartmens officials, army aud navy
officers and ether prominent dividu-
ais. With their lady friends. Tae re-
oeiviua party consisted Of President
aud Mira Cleveland, Mrs. Manning
and Mira Villas. MArshai Wilson made
the presentations. Behind the receiving
purity in the Bloc roOm stood SecFe-
tAriss BAyard. Manning. Endie0tt snd
WniineY, Poetmas'er General Villas.
Mira Charles W. Goodyear, Mrs. Geo.
q ricatd. OF RuaAio. Miss Hastings,
TIE Prcsiaenl's uiece. VITO are nov
guests AZ the Waite House, and Colonel
aud Mrs. IsAmOat. Mrs. Cleveland
wafe q trained gowH Of ruby plush, cut
sQaAre In frant, With moderately high
pointed back. short laos sleeves. c $40
sic rosebud. dtsmond neckiacs With
pendtnts. diamonds IN her hair. and
tan gloves reaching So the shoulders.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14
rnr nEnArss nav cmrrr.

The New York Herald lately bad
another shaking up, jim Bennett
came back from Europe. and was Tor
time animated with the soul Of his
father. lie discharged this man and
promoted that, and laid out a new
scheme Tor the eoaduct Of the paper.
lie offered big rewards for new ideas,
aud, IS The story goes. said be would
pay 500 for an original thought
he wanted al his correspondents to
9rite diIeFently from What they had
ever wTit,ea before. % use new
modes Of expression and 20 use new
subjects. Ope Of bis best moves vas
che appointment Of julius Chambers
a. managing editor. and the Herald
alfezA shows thai the nervo1s young
blood % Chambers has begun to flow
,hroagh It's veins Mr. Chambers l.
q character. he l. 3 sleader fellow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14

NAN FRkNoIsco. Jau l3 by arrival
today Of the bark City Of Papete, IL Is
learned that Cnaflss W. Banks, cashier
OF Wells, Fargo & Co., who ahsc0Dded
November ist With $4,000. went 20 Ia
hiti Ia 9 vessel. The captaiH said he
vas unaware that be had a defaulter
among his passengers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14

shout ave Feet nine inches high. and
weighing about Is ponnda His
form q 1.-THE and muscular. ard rs
every atom Is hone, brain and mnscie
Chsmbers works too hard and moves
TOO rapidly 10 ever become fat. and .
bar window stomach on him would
be as much out of place IS hip
pocket In Z horse blanket He IL 3
very young man 70 have such =
position. He doesn't look 20 be more
than thirty, and be cannot Be over
thirty-five. he Il Philsdelphian By
birth, = Cornell product by educAti0n,
aud q Herald man BY newspaper
training. / don't know how be first
became acquaintel with Bennett, but
Bennett saw the stuff in him II first
sig3t, and, after keeping him for =
short time on the Herald, he sent him
70 Madrid 70 do some special work
there. He also gave him q commits.
sion abroad, and Chambers spent
several years in writing letters from
the various capitals Of Europe
Coming beck 70 America, he was
made the Philadelphia correspondent
Of the Herald, and his nervous &C
tivities here got the paper into one
/ OF the most famous libel suits ever
tried IN New Jersey. The plaintiff
LIN the suit was Senator Mcpherson,
and the court awarded him damage:
against the Herald Of $4,000. AN
told that Mcpherson could have
prosecuted Chambers for crimina
| libel in this case. but that out Of con
siderztion for him he dIa not do so
After this Chambers became city
editer Of the Philadelphia Times
Then he left the Times and went
back on the Herald as its Philadelphia
correspondent, and afterwards 10
Washington special. When JO'
Howard left the Herald TO take |
place upon the World, Chamber
was given Towards place, and b.
moved around from one seaside re
sort to another, writing stories ant
gossip. He did good work, ans
/ Bennett had tried him in every ca
pacity before he made him his man
aging editor. He is not only bril-
liant man, but he is good all roun'
, man, and be is one Of the hardes
! workers among newspaper men
Slender as he is, he can work TO
fourteen hours q day at q stretch !
, the time Is demanded, and while b
/ was in Philadelphia he used to spen
ali his mornings in writing at b
novels, and then come down tow
! and work till midnight at his news
. paper writing. Carp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14

e aneeal = sanaEsd II 40 caaes % beta
raFfIss % sba Seprer1s C0zft PsDgizisn
= nads far fnfesesf a. 1 peg esuk. %
fz5amnnl e deeses frrm ~ dEte. he
als-ms q eit8ss andsE trssts g inesf
natiguai Iaw msy b fsferrsa ~ ne
Sl4fe Dapartmena with the nasezlf % ne
representative 81 the foge8En govern
neat 70 ahe Couss 81 Gains, Wish co.,
sent Of ci1imaBfE, beads o. dep -
Say refer auT 1ia1m 1cH gea4inE p -
CoaFl - OInfms fof fedgDsnt- Tee
CoufI q CIains. % any eses fessfrsa q
/ Il b C1rRFsns uEder t1s b5sn1n SCI,
/ a. - mhisb Il b9a fn<i8iielts . q he1E
mnd daaarmina aMdeE etf1 act may e.
20. This Get dos E0t tncin4e e&ses q
aaptnrsd and abandone1 properly, COS
| ton cIa ma, 81 wes eisiDa-
The q bill called ~ gas enc 81
tending fer 0ne ysar from - passage
he FiRht Of action IN c3sss arising an
Ger tss oaotursd and abandoned prop
eFty act. PsndinR the debate. the HOUSE
adtonFnen
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAhspoRThTlos {
Carving the y. 3. Nail.
Tacoma, Ssatlls . POn HsNnlsnt MI


ONE OF THE W. 81 Rw
& i. Cos steamers
lAnderson or kdithjn
viii run daily between Tacoma an1 ~.
Townsend. leaving Tacoma upon AfE|ls4
train Seattle az ~ .. m. and taoc1sAE Is
Port Madison. I ort Gamble. R1fs EN.|E4
and Port Townsend. RetuEnlnG imFf
Port Townsend every day lexngpt 4an&aIl
ct o'clock p. m, ana saattlo e y ~
SEATTlE-NnATcQn aonTE
The steamer ~ X MK8MlN VI
leave Seattle every sunday, TuasdH "a
rhursdAs evening 3 O'clock, fer Wl1tc1H
calling nt Mukilioo, Tulalip Ooaraf4
Oak Harbor, UtsAlaoy, Lap1nnq1 .dAAaa
Anacortea. 0uemoa SnmlaA, EGlfAaNNK
Bcllinghhn and Hahowe.
nsturning. win l0&pa 3 nAtefu e4efq
Monday. wednesday end Friday 1fIf
lngA ct 8 O'Clock, for 6ezllI1 ealing
interDedtate points on The No1.
SEATTLE-SkAcIT RIVER ROUTE
Tho steamer Daisy VIII lea5t 11ll
for 6kaglt river ana way p1sN eyel
Monday and Thursday. rttmEMlA1 XA,&
days and Fridays.
For freight and passage Apply a. Oar
panya ONCE, on Yo8lor' wharf, ores 1eI'1
the beafs af the same wharf.
mrai-n GEO. 8. JACOBS. NC1f.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14
Dynamite Bomb Fsuad.

The police authorities report hndinR
a dynamite bomb In one Of tbs sewers
The superstition il that the bomb wss
prepared for use by the striking ear
men, bat, fearing detection. they had
thrown it down the sewer. There is
nothing. however, to warrant such an
assertion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14
FOB ENOHOMISR ClFF'
srEAMRn

a T7 - sTKAafKR
wv. +. Munrus
Carrying the United eiatas n,sna n
leave seattle for Hdmsmdk NrlNI1
Marysvtlie. Lowell and Snoknmish' ES,.
day. Wednesday and Friday, "a
returning alternate dayA
Fer freight or passage Apply o. AmM
OF 70 Gee. Foster, agent loaleft NAm
cHAS II. lon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14

fansrAl ssFvicss fqr Lard IadesieigA
viii - hel3 90 TUESDAY N tbs ehnreh
a. Pyre& % tbs - ne d&y sgssisi ser
vaees util ee held Ia Nssts,in ser Abby.
which VII - aiteNded BY he dtpio
eatse eaEps aud ieadins neutsFs 81 tie
Nariefs r,slfffeal parffRs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14

NFExSA- J4a. iA--RassiAa tFalns psSa
wilma daiiy, lsden Win mstsrials 10 Be
a@ed Ia incr~sslaz the forli1axfloaa ~
MarsW. Tee kassiAR eoseFnaest IN
len4s 10 eaaszruei lssFtoen see fsFsn -
waFnaN hefors sgFtnR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14

LsaNnoS, jan. iS-rha sadden dsAsh
OF Lord iddeslaigh Ass crested symp
thy scFy here. NswspApers extol hisl
AHd snne of then make very sncsnpii
nient8ry c0mmeass 90 the treatment HE
dead man received - the hands Of the
Pfine Minister. In Tits respect tAe 81.
Fzlass Gsssits says ia cannot be said
ihAi Lard ldsesleiea Vas murdered. Il
- no crime 60 be a yoane man lie a
hurry and u Il ne crime 10 pash = E0sn
fFan iha stool % which ysa believe yea
goni1 sake better ngate. perhaps
saoe 81 BIS ASSISTANTS viii new feel ~
morse. and especially thcsa to VITO be
US foEV. nee oae 81 whom - worthy
A. unia..as kfa 49, -
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14

Tns sea asa alElcssa all0ald uot tai 70 cal o.
htH. Ths Dsexer hns visited he hasplials q
kurups AID oheslnad arsAi Zeal 81 valnahse
iaforMEtisn Ekich be 4 comp&seu4 10 impaFt
70 thaes IN nsst 81 Ms esrvteaa. Tha Doctor
eures whsrs sshers fAil. Try him. Oh, aIs-
BOB vii nAks - ckAERe miles Be sHscls
o1-A PeFxenE eurad e. Asna. Call Or writ
Al eom11nieaktunas strictly eoa1dsziiAl. 6snt
ten doiizrs fsK . SsckAge Of ns1icfnG- 40.
drsza DR. .. y. 6IBBoN. Box aass. sac Frss.
-fses. nal Meattss Poar-INTELxzszscEn
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WA CHONG q CO.,
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE


y
DispenMxy No SIS
keEnJ ssrest, sAE
Franeisoe. Rstsb
hzhsd IN 1854, fer
he trestnenf q
ssxaAi snd semlnai
DISEASES, such ~
0exokAH1k, 0IEG
sTMcTuEK. axRMu,
|EE in al its foEmA
SEMINAL WMGxKZ
md IMRsxRneF.
Loss ct mAnheod
parmnnensly eurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
Winier Resorts.
Bodro Gn6 Esoms.

HAND ONELY furnished front or back
I parlor. iolinp Oed heat. running water &c, with
10 ri for two. SIS other rooms 20" East 39lhst
CSTH-Sr., 10 EAST.-Large. sunny, third
81 story 'front.'; back room. b, ST accommodation;
excellent liable refo
I'D EAST 6TH-ST.-Superior furnished
~ rooms trstclass in particular. all cOnven-
fences: pie SAINT homo
az WEST TU-ST.-COnnectine rooms on
OI third floor together separate; hrstolass board
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Ecrtnrce nu0 {ileetlnas.
60 tOhom 81 tilnp Concern.

NOTICE. FOR KIND RED.-if Herr eta
McHaie tiormrry Henrietta Liuprnuv. ~ tho tty u
Exeter rSti ~ hr ISSUE viii com nnn lie "'it us lie
try VIII hear ~ thing her their Tbs
sai Ileniieis lcHale di hier 81 Limpchnv,
str 81 The Cty Of Exeter ella maker. ati Vt
Limbenny 81 iie.,h Ay-nu.. tsOr,l
Borough "i nottingham gentleman d-'rI-e Size married
T. Ncilae super Her Marsty's Royal Engineers.
VITO dl-carse non Her Mai Stv Service Tho Sat
day Of August. 50 aud II hricv-d subs quruty Acnt
with his and family 10 the nlted STATES Of Am
FAIR BtILtR.
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Anr l.u Sales.
Il ANSAS CITY, KANSAS.

A Rapidly Developing CITY WITHIN KANSAS Kansas
city kansas ouY se,lraL~i from Kansas Ctg. $50
by the artificial d,,ncton ~ the State Line Tho Ut
Kaw enpties Missouri River eneitif mis-
west OF tins line Wyanloit- Armstrong and Armo. rAls
their post Offices. three. with
Kansas cry. kan>as ;aly cousoi lated The
ul.tlou over 10000
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Cost an0 founo.

I OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book No. 2O1.21o.
bv the German Savng> Rank IN The CIV oil New
York job Hinder All peTssns cah"nsh 10
nrgi4 tr SImo ant r~que.te denver u" b"k 10 mo
lAt Il tud Niave. II not stored ~ lot nav
49, application Will lie made 10 ho bank for
duplicate -
New. York. November 49, 1897.
I OST or STOLEN Bank book issued by the
j ssan,aDs Bank To Savings. Ncniork. T. me SUI.
not found NJ return 10 the bank wiih =" JS
from ths date will apply To the Dink for new book
New ORR Nov X. 1851 WM DUDLEY
I OST.-A reward offered. On 34th-st or on
Ism between sam AMI 42d Streets pocket DOOR
cunt. ming ncate of deposit AMI money Iho
nni.r will hrrly rewarded leaving the same win
Inc G. asher I'll tho Office of The Tribune
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Proposals
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE }
Room 20a. STEWART BUILDING No $50 BROADWAY.
NIw-YORK. Nov. l.. lSS1.)
ITO CONTRACTORS.

Nlw.YoRK. Nov. l.. lsS7.}
ITO CONTRACTORS.
Bids proposals for doing and furnishing
thu materials called for in The approved form OF contract
THE In the office of the AQueduc COmrllss oncr-
for building a Masonry Dam and work
connected herewith the East Branch OF
the CrOiOn River Town OF South Fast
Putnam County Ncw-York received this ONCE
until Wednesday, The 7th day OF December, 1887 at 3
o'clock p. m az which place and hour they Will bc pub
lcy opened by the Aqucduc Commissioners and the award
Of the FOR doing said and furnishing said
ma crials VIII b. made by said Commissioners
thereafter n practicahc.
RlanR forms OF sad approved contract and the spcca-
cations thereof and bdor proposals and envelopes
for their enclosure and form OF bonds and also the plan,
for said work and all othe- information be 0btancd
the above Office ~ the AQueduct Commissioners ap
pc,iiOn the secretary.
BY order of the AQueduc' ComUiSSionerS
JAMES {. SPENCER. President
JOHN c. SIII,E1IAN, secretary
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Giinations Uanico-- fflnlfs.
USEFUL MAINLY n Southern German.
~ ~r acquainted Ia coffee and tea Dnsiness able TO 40
" work would ike 10 place IA Office or stoto
Address COFFEE. Tribune Unioa
ITSEFUL-M MANLY competent Swede. III
~ private family hotel OF boarding ous" To- do al xmas
OF work willing aDd oh lying class rrirfrhces Al
drsss VICTOR, Tribune Uptown Onioe. ,2SS BroadPV
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connect grei$es aDd extend the Country
elegant ParE. The Kansas River Va ley POSSESSES W
SURPA SGD NATURAL ADVANTAGES FOR MANU.
FAC RI RING and has unlimited wtchng facilities. Tho
ksn~a, ant the West pour, exclusively irough
trade o. ths metropo, coucc. ted
The Missouri Wholesale Houses and E.oyators andt.
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iilusieal Jnstrumcnls.
lJrote 5s'oilll.

jJrote5s ouI.
MANUSCRIPT COPIED. Letters written.
W Journalists assisted, libraries visited re- errn'es or
literary fc. searched Tor read Address Mrs N
Tribune OriCe.
AW CLERK.-POsltiOn Aantrd Nv Young
/ man an undergraduate law Of Toronto tniverstv.
solicitor Court Of ontario AL BARR ster oil
The ontario tar IN n nrstc,ss ONCE IN New ork CITY,
vii 10 tel an letl 20 At
y.ncemrnt highest references character aud aD iy
furnished Adlrrss IA W. 61ia Bunsttst Newark. y. j.
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Gitp proprrtp n)anieo.

w ANIED by Mrssrs. Nash q Crook one or
Two ondings suitable for hrstclass restaurant In
~'AaiV OF Post Once. Apply only
kULAND WHITING, Beekman. st.
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Ry Rrrnard Smm,h

Ru RerHnrd Smrh
sile bui'iing with lot. Ma 90 TIovard.st nsar
Crosby 81 Aiionr ned to December 10.
BHJqD,rS Rlrtcter d Son
A water power AT WcvrrJon Md. adj the United
States lropcry at Haiper's Ferry; a Genet. $500
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Ursssmaklug.

nKESSMAKING.-.A French drcssmaker
would ko have few more custo"er' at 'me per;
fec filter VI. M, Box 10 Tribune uptown oin'o i'-''
roadway.
MADAME JAMNES. -impored evening.
vi carr age and dinner dressesi haeris ana styleeS
clu-ye MaTche AM 10 VIE gloves CorsoLs hshuArr
CHI sfs. periumery. IS vest 3OthsI
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REAL ESTATE.
p1rSINFsS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

,, ,o,setod Of two four-story ana pSsV".D
rn stone nats I3.6xjOxlOo esch' OF "h''" ' ,o
10 on Nav 1880 with a privilege OF f'''" -
ntv wears at present ground rent ol F'o' sald =.
n,odueiny a rental Of $40 per a'"u'i |,r ca ,oo
Fxchauqe Yesterday by John j. ID 'i"' - ~
G h 10 Robert Aud - OK tss. Forty 01s,-st
ma ss,,. auctloneer sold NO % Ia c.I
,os.,,r b,,b stoop house. 2oA4oA'o' ~ ~
INV" lanes L. Wells sold four los on "ashihs
sou. siV''V -, Columbia and Clay ayes 25XlOD each
''e'' - park as follows two lots for :2I1 each
=. 49, . nation, aud Two for $3.50 each 10 j. NJ. Levy
pIo.cscr sous Co. sod water aver IN Maryland
.,ou }oo acre, OF land for $500 10 A. r. Jennet
sie.. during she week has been very active, though
-a.ent the auctiOnecfs get the lions share A num-
~, priyate sales reported yesterday Is follows
rs f. IT, Ludlow & 60. have sold for John D.
. o,,ins 10 William H. Bernard No. 81 East Sixty
, hist, fourstory high stcop house, 1GXl0o, for
. ono The same Grm sold No. al West Tcnth-sL, a
cory brown stone with lot, 2jMOO, for $4,000 to
Di,lmal. Ludlow d co. have also sold Ave lots At
,de Ufi,e aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ent y-seeOndst On
B +.r. Creyier & wooey have sold for r. J Duny
100 foi $1,000 Morgan y. Roberts. Ira
.,rteu. Of No 10 Broad way, George T. Trigg OF
los West One-hundr'd and twenty siNth-st.,
ii for membership at the Exchange.
., the E\rhau.r there a call for lots the West
near seventy ninth NinetysjXth sis 70 lease for
I'm Of ,elis fOi business purposes. The following
crtv va, offered three full lots Nincticth-st, near
} .,b ave. fof $1,000 263 and pos Avenue y, near
and aiunins private house with lot 50Xl-2 block,
IN on square for $4,000 Nos. 80 and III Grand-st,
- Wvfhe.avc. BOoklyn. for cash or viii exchange:
4 stony dwelling on Clnton-st, Brooklyn for $4,000.
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KANSAS CITY. KANSAS.

Seven great Packing Houses INCLUDING AHMorT5
AND FOW LtE> MAMMOTH ESTABLISH NENi'. mo
kan-as city Nars aud 1.-Two - ,ck Excntnge which,
with ores of other industries arc locate
Dam viii tho kaw River intoan
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NEw-YoRK. Friday. Nov. le, 1897.

following sales held at the Exchange and Auction
J,onl today.
BVJ1mes I. Wells
Ir.,sws Washington ave. 500 n u o. Columbia.ave
Ok 80 each > Dlo aud VI Levy ..-..-...... SlllO
~ .John :. II. SBlVfh.
story house with lot. No 80 East lst.st nseof
o. yr oo1oso A Strattep -. 10000
q story tIts with lease 0i lois Nos 4Os aud 4lO
.5th. Al. " of Sth-ave. lots lS3xl o.. 5 eachs
n AulI 1000
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Citp propcrin for Sale.

-
4 VERY attractive and desirable hOuSe, 90
~ w 81 IsL~t. be- tie Boulevard and N"st tnd.
loo the bs hpughi At Tea,antbe
pi'- add The unable 10 Il
hr- Sub cellar. ht n,Dp- OTlck ani
eiun'. h4ri i nni.hs ttTy plumng ma thoroughly
We'll lniif restricted SURROUNDINGS.
Inquire % West 1lst OF owner. 100 NassIust
Room 10.
A HANDScME four story and basement pri-
= { dwelling. met trun Throughout, bfUwn-tnne
on tvN top Inquire on Yren!>rs AZ 10 Wes so'ist
entrance TO IAsE) or JAMES a FkA VI 70. Bhlior.
A + q decided bargain Tor sale OF 10 lease. m
~ cabinet nrishel 3 tory brick i" e
N5j 'lefs panty and laundry er-o lot i-xso.
cry: everv cevale "iern i'm Iovemrnj. mast he
y. p"---rslOn, uirIua led
greet tffgir. Apnly rrrmIsc$.
1'ss Gih-avr (Leno4.ave) ~ hos north OF l.9h.st al
ways open. ....
2OG. @Os 1907 Broadway an l5o weAt l24tt.St
For SALE.-Pnyate dwellings III desirable
No Ess s0ihst. 2Ox9@xIOo Si2 dlnn extension
No O6p la'is"n-avr.. ZiI6DN1O
No ObZ Mad>bn- 2I1b iI70
l06S Msdi.On-sv % SI91I 100 dining tension
30 ~ ka-i Sntnst. ~ 2r7Ox-. torner.
NO % last 79t, 81. % f..
Ca :
oo b. FITZPATRICK. Builder
- Last oolIh 81. Or Oil'e 800 1SLi-st.
WEST SIDE DWELLINGS, first class in all
res CO.'S an low ~ ~ CO IL 1, ..
D.. S33."Uo L. 600 Now and o,rn
specti"n. SAMUEL CoLcoRD. builder ani owner
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TEN BRIDGES
ELEVATED RAILWAY

under completed span the Hav. a street Railway
Cable and
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Business propertp for Sale ano 60 fei

FOR RENT.-A desirable suite of 2 or g con-
meeting Offices ~ Temple Court al iins tack
Apply al Room 80 between 1870 an $3.50 or otle agents
rutland * WITHIN.
ITO LEASF.-FOr "a long term e year, for
improvement ilst Of ground wesi Broa "
North.st>. corner Inclu ct -iz-. 5OAl25
JOHN +. DOYLE. g. Mlllam-st-
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yrCoPnTD REAL EsrATE rR>NS0TTS-N V. CITY.
The following the real estate transactions recorded
lie Rrn-. ID
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nrooklpn propertp 70, Sale ann 90 fst

EOR SALE CHEAP.-Fifth- ave-. near Pros
rented IN good order easy $3.50
rutland 4 WHITING Beekman.st
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IMMENSE WATER POWER.

Tho TRADE nearly all these great industries Ia. thus far
been shown and ~ under OF the Kansas
CITY, Missouri Clearing House reports This smaller city 10
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flats ano Rooms 90 Let.

A FULLY and handsomely furnished large
"A room; gentlemen only reference lao East 27th.st
near isxinxtOn.ave
AGUILA Al ARrhEVr HOUSE.
A ). W. COk-..... 4i5 ST. AND7 HAVE.
q n o
New building. Apply premises
ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH
tlOR Fiitb-avr. corner 42t.sL prosf buiId.
i ~ OF AN EkiCAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY Finest
Iocston IN the city.